News
Sustainability in AYY in 2019
AYY’s updated strategy came into force in 2019, which encourages the Student Union to lead the way in environmental issues.
We now have the winner for the design calendar contest
The next academic year calendar will be produced based on the entry called School Nostalgia by Mirka Larjomaa.
AYY’s housing to use fossil-free energy from 2020 onwards
During 2020, AYY’s student housing and other properties will completely switch to fossil-free electricity and district heating.
Ditch the cruises − keep the future
Influencing does not mean the end to your wonderful student life – volunteer culture, singing together at Smökki, Unisport league games, May Day – all of these are good and important matters, let’s keep them.
Missing student found dead
Aalto student Miikka Leinonen, who was reported missing, has been found dead. Crisis support is available on campus and by telephone. His memorial will be announced later.
Aalto student missing since 7 Feb
Any information should be reported to the police. Aalto University Student Union supports the Aalto community as much as possible. Crisis support is available on campus.
Building a more sustainable Aalto with the AaltoSDG mobile application
The application supports Aalto University's work on sustainable development goals from the point of view of education, research, art and everyday life at Aalto University.
Be one of the illustrators on the AYY 10 Years book
We are recruiting illustrators & visual artists to be part of book AYY 10 Years – Highlights of the Student Union History as Illustrated by Members of the Aalto Community
Making it rain in Vaisala
Giant Leap is Vaisala’s internship program for students in a university or polytechnic. Challenging but also rewarding, the program is designed for students with a variety of skills, qualities and educational backgrounds.
Creating the future at work!
Read Valentin's thoughts about joining Symbio as a Junior Designer after graduating from university.
Welcome to Espoo – let’s develop the community together!
Espoo is the second-largest city in Finland and one of the most international cities in Finland – currently home to 155 different nationalities.
Discovering new areas of comfort zone by sailing away from the safe harbor – My summer as a part of Tietolife
Niina lists three main cornerstones of her summer, which enabled her to adapt into the tech world.
